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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
11
Classified ad rates for display and insertion terms in The Huronite issue. Includes payment in advance rules, cash with order, notices on employment scams, and warnings to readers to verify propositions before paying money. Mentions Huron, Huronite office, Western Union messenger, and advertising manager contact.
Reliable woman seeks hourly work. Best sleeping rooms in town with running hot water in every room. Arcade Blog at 150 Sec. St. 5. W. Phone 3380 evenings for details.
Local items report Danforth John Togie injured by a horse, Mrs Elsie Wingell visiting Miller with her mother, and 95 acres of grain needed to fill Templeton’s silo this year. Other notes cover hospital stays, cattle and steer shipments, school openings, parish appointments, a sheep barn fire, and various cross-town visits.
Notice of real estate mortgage foreclosure sale cites the 9000 mortgage and taxes. It lists Beadle County parcels Northwest quarter and Northwest quarter of section 32, township one hundred, with dates from September 1929 to May 1951 and extension agreements. The mortgagees declare the entire principal due and payable and set the sale action.
Beadle County records show two mortgage foreclosures in Huron. The Travelers Insurance Company mortgage on land in Beadle County pledges sale on September 1 1931 at ten in the morning at the courthouse front steps to satisfy a balance of 9935.96 and related charges. another Travelers Insurance Company loan on the NW quarter of section five 5 township 113 north range 60 west will foreclose on September 1 1931 at ten at the courthouse for 6044.52 plus penalties and interest.
Hartland Theresa and Wolsey residents spent Sunday visiting relatives including the Rawstern, Johnston, Bies, Gutzler, Allison, and Woolstrichill families. Verl Woolstrichill will return home with Philip parents after a summer with his grandparents. Farmers report silo work and silos dug by McFarling, Johnston, Allison, and Crawley. Laura Getcher visited Eunice and Izetta Johnston.
Troquois Mrs. John Phillips and daughter Mary of Cleveland left Sunday after visiting friends here. Mrs. Phillips formerly resided in Iroquois and teaches in a Cleveland Heights school. Also visiting are Mrs. H. G. Brown with Bullock from Valparaiso, expected to stay through winter. W. M. Brown and daughter Marie returned from Iowa where they saw Brown's father. Hammond Joe Mitchell Dephane left Sunday to teach at the local high school for the year. Lloyd Thomaz and P. Dickenson of Montrose spent the weekend with Thomas family. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brown have gone to Toledo to visit their son Henry and relatives.
Norma sits in a Woodbury apartment on the twelfth hour after noon, fretting over Mark Travers's absence. She writes a tentative letter to Brooks, Nor m ia contemplates her future, and a Chicago inventor claims a 200 foot TV screen breakthrough as a new lamp promises to project television images.
A fragmented route notice describes a Huron to Pierre bus leaving Huron ECS at 9 a.m. with connections to trams north at Wel sey and to Southead of Walsey before arriving back in Hires later that day. It lists several departure and arrival times with unclear spellings and places.
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